One Platform.
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ebiscon Integration Platform.
The basis for connected systems and digital possibilities without limits.
Your systems stay as they are, we make sure they talk to each other. The ebiscon integration platform connects your whole IT landscape, breaks up data silos and makes information available across systems. Applications that used to work in isolation start exchanging data intelligently and support your processes with one consistent, harmonised base of information.
On that connected foundation you can map your own process logic, digital services and new business models. The platform extends the IT you already run, mirrors new business requirements precisely and stays adaptable. All of it without rebuilds, without switching systems and without added complexity.
ERP systems
CRM systems
ERP systems
PIM systems
BI systems
E-mobility solutions
E-commerce & shop systems
Logistics and shipping services
Payment service providers
Identity and access systems
Email systems
Databases
File storage
Warehouse and logistics systems
Interfaces & APIs
Connected processes that work reliably, today and tomorrow.
With the ebiscon integration platform your business processes become noticeably more efficient and more stable. Information is complete and consistent in every system, so work runs faster, more precisely and more reliably. Manual steps in between disappear, error rates drop and your people win back time for the things that matter.
At the same time the platform carries every step your company takes next. New systems connect without friction, digital processes can be extended whenever you want and changes in the organisation can be put into practice flexibly. What grows out of that is one continuous digital process picture that runs smoothly and keeps your company able to act and compete over the long run.
A solid base for efficient work and lasting growth.
With the ebiscon integration platform you lay the ground for business processes that are reliable, scalable and ready for what comes. Information is complete and consistent in every system, so work runs noticeably faster and more accurately. Your people work more efficiently, manual steps in between fall away and error rates drop clearly.
The platform also gives you the freedom to connect new systems, extend digital processes or put organisational changes into practice at any time. It helps your company decide faster, respond better to what the market asks for and work together far more smoothly inside. The result is a digitally connected environment that saves resources, raises process quality and keeps your company competitive over the long run, without overloading the structures you have or slowing innovation down.
What you gain:
- more efficient work through consistent information that is always available
- real relief for your people, because manual steps and sources of error fall away
- higher process quality through continuous, harmonised data flows
- more flexibility to bring in new systems, services or organisational changes quickly
- better decisions through transparent, connected data across every area
- a future-proof foundation that offers stability and makes innovation possible without extra effort
These companies count on what we do.
and many more.
Frequently asked questions about the integration platform
What is the ebiscon integration platform?
A platform that connects applications, systems and data sources and automates the processes between them. It sits between your systems rather than inside them: every system keeps its job, and the platform takes over handover, translation and monitoring of the data that travels between them. It is one way to integrate, not a condition for it, and purpose-built interfaces we build just as well.
Is the platform middleware or orchestration?
Both, depending on what is needed. As middleware it translates and hands over data between systems. As orchestration it drives processes across several systems, with order, conditions and a way to resume after a failure. Once multi-tenancy and business logic of its own come into play, it is no longer plain middleware but an application layer that carries processes. Plain middleware projects we take on as well, whether or not our platform is part of them.
How many systems can be connected?
Over 100 systems from ERP, CRM and PIM are ready to go, plus shop, payment and shipping systems and databases. Anything without a connector is attached over its API or over file transfers, and where necessary we build the interface. New systems get added without touching the flows that already run.
Do you need developers to automate a process?
No. Processes are configured rather than programmed, so someone who knows the processes can change them without knowing the programming language. Custom logic stays available for special cases, but it is not a precondition for putting an automation into operation.
When does the platform pay off, and when a single interface?
A single purpose-built interface is the right choice for one clearly bounded connection that rarely changes, and we build it that way. The platform earns its place through number and movement: from around three connections, with frequent changes, or when monitoring, retries and adjustments belong in one place instead of five.
What does the integration platform cost?
The price follows the scope and the number of connected systems and is quoted on request. What drives it is less the platform than the starting point: how many systems take part, how clean their data is and how many processes are to be automated at the start.
How are the data flows monitored?
Every operation is logged and can be traced individually in the monitoring. What you see is not only that a transfer failed but which record was affected and why. Whatever does not go through waits and is delivered later instead of disappearing quietly.
What happens when a connected system changes?
What gets adjusted is the mapping in the platform, not the code in every system involved. A changed field in the ERP or a version jump in the shop therefore stays one piece of work in one place. That is exactly the reason to keep the translation between systems outside the systems.